"For miscmini: What scale and brand are your new planes?" Topic
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| Pajaro Muerto | 09 Jun 2011 2:28 p.m. PST |
…in the "May 2011" folder in your photobucket site? link I was looking through them for inspiration, as I occasionally do ;) and I wonder if they are 1/200 or 1/300. The castings look really smooth for a small scale… unless you sand them a little or something… Are the Gladiators Raiden's? Rolando |
miscmini   | 09 Jun 2011 6:56 p.m. PST |
Hi Rolando, those are all 1/200 scale. The Vals, Kate, Wildcats, Dauntless dive bombers, and Do-17s are resin minis from Armaments in Miniature (AIM) link . The Mig-3s, Yak-9s, Spits, P-40s, P-39s, Hurries, and Gladiators are metal Noble Miniatures Air200 link . Both have some pretty nice/fine details on them. Spread out around my hobby area I've got some partially finished 1/200 AIM Boulton Paul Defiants, Douglas Devastators, Buffaloes, P-39, Hurricane, Spitfire, and more Vals. I hope to get some work done on them in the next week or so. Kevin |
| skirmishcampaigns | 09 Jun 2011 8:27 p.m. PST |
Rolando- I have a bunch of 1/200 scale jets from AIM and they are very excellent. |
| Pajaro Muerto | 11 Jun 2011 3:37 a.m. PST |
Thanks guys. The planes sure are well crafted. And beautifully-painted models, miscmini. But I'm very happy with the 1/285 and 1/300 scale. It has the perfect balance of detail and small size for more hexes. And price! (Except for GHQ, of course…) Plus TOO MANY years invested in painting to change now, even if I wanted to :) Rolando |
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